The effects of social security policies diversifications: Social accounting matrix multiply analysis for Turkey
2010
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Advisor: Yrd. Doç. Dr. H. Ozan Eruygur
Abstract (EN)
The aim of this study is, performing social accounting matrix multiply analysis relation to production and income distribution effects of social security policies diversifications, constituting a database tabulating structural characteristics of economy and demonstrating overall the economic relations and social accounting matrix for the year of 2008 having accounting system features for Turkey by consolidating macro accounts in connection with house hold, government and outer world with input-output tables. In this context, a social accounting matrix (SAM) which is detailing as current and sectoral is created for Turkey. In this new SAM; house hold is separated as the 20 percentage of income groups, labor supply is separated as formal-informal. Within the framework of SAM designed newly, the effects of social security policies diversifications on production and income distribution is evaluated with the method of social accounting matrix multiply analysis.
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Dr. Nadide Yiğiteli
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Gazi University
İktisat Teorisi Bilim Dalı
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Nadide Yiğiteli (Master Thesis). The effects of social security policies diversifications: Social accounting matrix multiply analysis for Turkey, 2010, Gazi University, İktisat Bölümü.
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